Use the following instructions to setup the Norton digital content links being used in your course.
IMPORTANT: In order to students to access the Norton digital content instructors MUST first complete these steps successfully.
If you do not have a Norton instructor account using our cccs.edu email account, submit a ProfHelp ticket ASAP requesting one. You will not be able to complete these setup instructions with out a Norton instructor account that we request from the vendor for you. DO NOT try to create a new account yourself, it won't work.
- From Content>Click the Notes for Instructor module>Open the Vendor Support module
Open the Norton module>Click on the homepage link listed
LIT115-Click the Pause & Practice Homepage link to start the setup process
MUS100-Click the eBook Homepage link to the start the setup process - A new window will open, from the W. W Norton and Company registration window enter you CCCS.edu email Norton instructor credentials by clicking the Yes, I want to sign in radio button. [Do not click No, I need to register, purchase or sign up for trial access radio button.]>Click Sign In
- From the Create a New Student Set window>Click the first radio button-1. Create a new Student Set from scratch>Click Next
- In the Create a New Student set General information window complete the following:
- Title: [input the course title to match your D2L course name; for example: MUS121C01 FA17]
- Choose your school's state, province, or Country: Colorado
- And your School Name: Community Colleges of Colorado-Online
- Start Date: [input the current date]; End date [select one year from current date]
- Leave the students cannot self enroll checkbox blank
- Do you want your students to enter a campus or school ID when they register-Confirm the No radio button is selected
- Click the Create Student Set button in the lower right corner of the window to proceed
- Click OK from the Confirmation window that you student set has been created.
- Last, navigate to your D2L course>Content tool to open the ebook links and explore the Norton digital content links